The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-12-01

Besides attending to the hair we develop
the form and beautify the face. A great
many American women are troubled with q
lack of DEVELOPMENT To bring about the
desired result it is necessary to devote about
forty minutes day to the treatment. We
will do the treating if desired, but lady
can do it every bit as well herself All it
needs is perseverance,. We sell the entire
! outfit for S.
'There are other ways in which we de-
velop the form also. For instance we have
a balm which fills out sunken cheeks and
hollows above the breast bone. The balm
| creates adipose tissue and the oft-repeated
rubbing soon makes healthy accumulation
of flesh
Gas to the face, almost anything can be
done with it, If the skin is sallow or
freckled, or disfgured with moth, we can
apply wash which will remove the entire
outer skin, and re-grow a skin of fine, beau
tiful quality, and of delicate, pure tint. 1t
causes more or less pain. Some ladies stand
1t very well, but others go nearly crazy
with the suffering. | always tell them all
about it, and then, if they want to under
take it,, they do it on their own response
bllity. 1t is not injurious in any way, and
beyond the smarting sensation no unpleas-
! antneSs attaches to it. Elevated moles we
remove with the electric needle, and that is
disagreeable in the way that all electric
shocks are"
DO you make up ladies for theatre
parties and balls7"
"Oh, yes; constantly. We made up sew
eral ladies for the Cleveland reception the
other evening. After the hair is becomingly
done, we tint the cheeks and the lips and
whiten the skin. Then we curve the brows
and widen the eyes, by delicately linir the
lids with black. The tip of the chin anu the
outer edges of the ears are daintily touched
with pink. If lady has a fine nose, we
put triie pink in the nostrils, and a very
little is put on the upper part of the lids
whlten the hands. We have balm which
makes the hands white, and which most of
our customers use constantly.
I'VE have a set of regular patrons, most
of whom are society ladies. Now that we
are open evenings, however, the shop girls
hegir come-they like to look as well as
any one. In preparing faces for party we
usually go to the house, and frequently have
half dozen ladies to operate on at the same
place. This week we have bride to beau
tify, and intend doing an exceptionally
fine piece of work on her
ANY one who uses our face wash" said
the beauty-maker, land permits the change
of skin to take place no longer needs to use
cosmetics. We take out wrinkles very sue
cesSfully and always advise our patrons of
the best way to avoid wrinkles. We can
help pimples to an extent, but such affec-
lions are apt to need a physicians superin-
tendence, and should be doctored from the
inside inst ad of the outside. We are very
cautious not to injurs the health of our pa
tients in any way"
just then petite brunette entered.
"This lady has used our face wash" said
the madame
WAS it disagreeable9" asked the reporter
NO" replied the young lady, sweetly
II didn't mind it much. l had terrible
complexion, and felt it was worth while
to go to little trouble for better"
Certainly her rounded cheeks were as
clear an olive as could well be found. She
retired beoind the pretty screen that divid-
ed the room in twain, and the reporter left
closing the door on the odd room with its
divans, its curious instruments, its balms
and heavy perfumes.